Public-Commons Partnerships as a Tool of Applied Policy, by Dora Kotsaka, PhD in Political Sociology and Researcher.
What do we mean when we speak about the commons? When discussing the commons, it is methodologically important to clarify […]
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GLOBAL DAYS OF ACTION ON MILITARY SPENDING April 10-May 9, by Georgios Emmanouil, representative of NatureFriends to International Peace Bureau
SIPRI / STOCKHOLM INTERNATIONAL PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE has just published new data on military spending for the year 2025,
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION IN THE MIDDLE EAST, by Georgios A. Emmanouil
Μap of EU Interreg Programme ΕΝΙ/Νext Med Between Support, Weak Diplomacy, and the Need for a New Peaceful Vision The
FROM WAR, NATIONALISMS AND FOSSIL FUELS TO GLOBAL PEACE, JUSTICE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, by Georgios EMMANOUIL
Since the creation of the United Nations in 1945, humanity has never faced such interrelated and existential challenges.
Diplomatic Setback for the EU and Environmental Organizations in the International Shipping sector, by Costas Chlomoudis, Emeritus Professor at the University of Piraeus
The decision of the International Maritime Organization MEPC/ES.2 session constitutes, in our view, a temporary (?) setback for European diplomacy
Addressing Oligopolies and Cartels in Energy, Agrifood and Media in Southeastern Europe, by Georgios EMMANOUIL
The proper functioning of healthy markets is a fundamental prerequisite for sustainable development, democratic stability, and social cohesion. However, in
Cross-Border Cooperation in the PRESPA Region between Greece – North Macedonia – Albania: A Model of European Territorial Cohesion and Sustainability by Georgios A. EMMANOUIL
The Prespa Lake Basin: A Model of Cross-Border Cooperation and Sustainable Development The Prespa lake basin is one of
REGIONAL INNOVATION and sustainable development in Europe 2023/25, by Georgios A. EMMANOUIL
The indicators are based on the methodology of the European Commission’s Regional Innovation Scoreboard, which assesses regional innovation
Undermining the Country’s EUROPEAN STRATEGY, by Kostas Chlomoudis, Emeritus Professor at the University of Piraeus
The quiet, yet deliberate, governmental drift The government does not openly proclaim any “moving away” from the European strategy.
THE HISTORICAL EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND EUROPE’S SUSTAINABLE CHOICE TODAY By Georgios A. EMMANOUIL
When Christopher Columbus sailed from Andalusia to the Americas in 1492, and Vasco da Gama sailed from Lisbon in